Memphis based progressive rock group the Bat Racers performing live at the Jackson, Tennessee coliseum on JULY 28, 1978. This is a preview track from a DVD currently in production.

Miraculously, this material has survived 31 years to resurface now for your viewing pleasure, thanks to the group's then manager (and sound engineer), Bill Pierce. He kept the videotapes safe all these years knowing what rare treasures they were. The video DVD will consist of a complete set of BatRacer music, plus bonus tracks like the one seen here.

Stay tuned to this video description for further info when the DVD becomes available.

The BAT RACERS are
BILL RENNIE , LEAD VOCALS, BASS GUITAR
MIKE ENRIGHT, VOCALS, LEAD GUITAR
JIMMY ENRIGHT, KEY BOARDS, VOCALS
ROBBIE PAYNE, PERCUSSION, VOCALS

Song by Michael Enright & Bill Renee
PUBLISHED BY BPIERCEMUZIC BMI.

PRODUCED & ENGINEERED BY B PIERCE FOR
ROCNROLMAN MUZIC

MASTERING & POST PRODUCTION VIDEO EDITING BY STEVE COX FOR http://AnotherGulliverProducti on.com

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Here's Tom, Dick & Harry playing at Tom Lee Park in Memphis, TN on the Fourth of July, 2008.

That's John Roth on Guitar-n-Vocals, Scotty T on the Drums, Kory Myers on Bass-n-Vocals and David Lansing on Keys-n-Vocals.

The song "Boogie Children" is by John Roth.

Check out Tom Dick & Harry's MySpace
for music, engagements and information
http://www.myspace.com/memphis tdh

Video produced by Steve Cox for
http://AnotherGulliverProducti on.com

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One magical Spring day in May three musical improvisationalists met in a rehearsal room to see what would happen when they played some music together. The result is this spontaneous video, live and unedited, giving a glimpse of what is hopefully a lot more to come.

The players are Andy, Angelo and me...
Andy Tate - Guitar
Angelo Rapan - Piano
Steve Cox / Voice of Golden Eagle - Native Flute

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A sneak peek at a "bonus track" from the upcoming Don Nix documentary.

This clip contains priceless footage from 8mm home movies shot by Don's uncle in the 1950s and '60s. The documentary DVD will have an alternative audio track for this video with Don explaining who/what/when/where on all the scenes.

The music is from Don's first album, "In God We Trust" which has been digitally remastered by LNix Mastering for your sonic enjoyment. For more information visit them at http://LNixMastering.com


Video produced by Steve Cox for
http://AnotherGulliverProducti on.com

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Larry Nix, proprietor of LNix Mastering in Memphis, Tennessee, announces the availability of Vinyl mastering in addition to their already phenomenal state of the art CD mastering services.

Cutting to vinyl is nothing new for Larry. In fact, he may be the consummate living master of the craft. Larry was the magician cutting the grooves for almost every hit cut by Stax until eventually bringing his mastering facility home to roost in the midst of Ardent Recording Studios in midtown Memphis, Tennessee.

In his own words, "I've cut somewhere between 75 to 80 gold or platinum albums on this lathe!"

Will your album be next?

For more details visit their website:
http://www.LNixMastering.com

Video produced by Steve Cox for
http://AnotherGulliverProducti on.com

Lathe Brand = NEUMANN VMS70

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An excerpt from the 1971 "Homewood Sessions" featuring Leon Russell and a few good friends such as Don Nix and Furry Lewis.

Leon dedicates this song to Furry Lewis at the start of the piece.

From the video,
Leon Russell & Friends - "Homewood Sessions"
Live at Vine Street Theater, Hollywood, California, USA.
-or-
"Vine Street Theater presents Homewood"

Originally aired in 1971 on PBS, actually KCET in Los Angeles at the Vine Street Theater on Hollywood and Vine, a theater with a little studio in the back part of the building, which is not there anymore. They shot 6 hours, but only broadcast 1 hour, unscripted and unrehearsed.

It was the first national "stereo" rock-and-roll TV broadcast - that's why Leon agreed to do it.

Billed as "Session - Leon Russell with a Few of His Friends":
Don Nix
Chuck Blackwell
Joey Cooper
Don Preston
Carl Radle
Kathi McDonald
Claudia Linnear
John Gallie
Jim Horn
Furry Lewis
and, of course, Sweet Emily

WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE MOVE THAT RED VOLKSWAGEN?!!!

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Here's an exceptionally rare piece of reclaimed footage from the Don Nix archives featuring special guest (and close friend) Leon Russell on piano and the presence of the one and only Furry Lewis.

Digital remastering by
http://www.LNixMastering.com

Video Post-Production by Steve Cox for
http://www.AnotherGulliverProd uction.com

With special thanks to Ms. Emily.

UPDATE: Uncorroborated information found on the Net concerning this footage:

Leon Russell & Friends - "Homewood Session" Live at Vine Street Theatre, Hollywood, California, USA.
-or-
"Vine Street Theatre presents Homewood"

Originally aired in 1971 on PBS, actually KCET in Los Angeles at the Vine Street Theater on Hollywood and Vine, a theater with a little studio in the back part of the building, which is not there anymore. They shot 6 hours, but only broadcast 1 hour, unscripted and unrehearsed.

It was the first national "stereo" rock-and-roll TV broadcast - that's why Leon agreed to do it.

Billed as "Session - Leon Russell with a Few of His Friends":
Don Nix
Chuck Blackwell
Joey Cooper
Don Preston
Carl Radle
Kathi McDonald
Claudia Linnear
John Gallie
Jim Horn
Furry Lewis
and, of course, Sweet Emily

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Rare footage of world famous vocalist Jimi Jamison (Survivor, Target, Cobra) performing just a bit of Elvis by request, with an off camera appearance by the Steve Cox "Jordanaires"... With apologies to the real ones!

This classic clip is a glimpse into the warmth and good humor that Jimi is so well known for among his many friends and acquaintances.

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A video tribute to the wonderful teaching performed by the Memphis Martial Arts Center. Under the guidance of sensei Joe Wilson, MMAC trains students of all ages utilizing the philosophy of pure body, mind and spirit.

This footage was shot at their old center located at Poplar Plaza in Memphis, Tennessee. MMAC has since moved to a facility on Broad Street.

Memphis Martial Arts Center
http://www.MemphisMartialArtsC enter.com/

Shot, produced and edited by Steve Cox for
http://www.AnotherGulliverProd uction.com

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Here's legendary mid-south songwriter, performer Van Duren doing his very special rendition of ALFIE by Burt Bacharach. This was recorded live at Central BBQ in Memphis, Tennessee on March 27, 2009.

In addition to the live video footage, there are also dozens of photographs shown covering over 30 years of Van Duren styled Memphis music. Groups such as the Baker St. Regulars, Walk 'n' Wall, Good Question and many more in between are represented.

This video is dedicated to two very special people, no longer with us, who will be loved and missed always... Ray Sanders and Chris Bell.

For more Van Duren, visit him on MySpace:
http://myspace.com/VanDuren

Video produced by Steve Cox for
http://AnotherGulliverProducti on.com

Buy Memphis Music. It's good karma.

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Here's the once upon a time Memphis Hard Rock group, Redline, performing their song PARASITE at the New Daisy theater on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee back in 2004. Unfortunately this is the only video they managed to create together before disbanding into various sub-groups.

How the video even came to be completed is an interesting story. This video was captured live on January 1st, 2004 by a single cameraman who videotaped the group performing about a half dozen songs. For each song the cameraman would choose a different location and video from there.

Lee Mooney, the manager of the group, approached Another Gulliver Production a couple of months later with the concert footage and asked if anything could be cobbled from it to make a video for the song PARASITE from their debut CD. Always lovers of a post-production challenge, the creative team at AGP (meaning me) got to work editing and adjusting little clips to match the song. Footage shot roaming around backstage was also used to build a bit of the backstory for the song.

The result is what you see here. Certainly not perfect, but it rocks.I hope you enjoy it!

As is so often the case, the group split up not long after. This music video remains as proof that, once upon a time, REDLINE ROCKED!

NOTE: I've since lost contact with the former band members of Redline. If anyone can give me the names of these performers I would certainly appreciate it and post them on here immediately.

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Here's a one minute ad for the Strings & Things custom guitar line. The clip also highlights the old store location which has since become the concert venue known as Minglewood Hall.

NOTE: Strings & Things has moved to a new location (close to Sun Studio) at 630 Madison.

Produced by Steve Cox for
http://www.AnotherGulliverProd uction.com

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